All,
I use hiera in an straight way, for example:
---
mode: '0644'
that makes easy to do:
file { somefile:
mode => hiera('mode')
}
So far so good. But what about more complex structures? I would liek to be
able to handle hashes of data like this:
in yaml:
---
file_list:
- file1:
fname: 'config.conf'
fpath: '/path/to/destination/'
fmode: '640'
fowner: 'sam'
fgroup: 'admin'
- file2:
fname: 'parameters.xml'
fpath: '/path/to/destination/'
fmode: '660'
fowner: 'tom'
fgroup: 'finance'
Is it possible to handle this right now? What can I do in order to get a
list of items that contain attributes? I understand taht this type of
parsing happens for example when an ENC produces YAML in this way:
clasees:
myapp:
parameter1: 'value1'
parameter2: 'value2'
Can I do something similar to this with puppet-hiera?
And also, is the a decent piece of *documentation* for hiera and
hiera-puppet? there seems to be almost nothing but fragmented
documentation. I am happy top read and research all this in my own but I
have struggled finding documentation.
Many thanks in advance!
Guillem
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